Heating this one part of my body makes such a difference
With the cold weather we're getting and energy bills on the rise, it's no surprise that people are looking for all kinds of ways to keep warm.
Inspired by the advice of Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis to 'heat the human, not the home', I tried one of the items he suggests can do exactly that - an electric foot warmer. It's so simple to use, you just take it out of the box, plug it in and press the on switch. You can then choose from four different heat settings.
The lead is a decent enough length too - just over 7ft, or 220cm - so you don't necessarily need a plug socket right by your side. I shared last month how my favourite of all them is the heated hoodie, also from Worsley-based Online Home Shop.
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